Jane Birkin, Doris Kunstmann – Seven Dead in the Cat’s Eye (1973)

La morte negli occhi del gatto - In Seven Dead in the Cat’s Eye (1973), directed by Antonio Margheriti, Jane Birkin and Doris Kunstmann have scenes that involve some level of nudity or sexual content, though the extent and explicitness are relatively mild for a giallo film of the era.
Jane Birkin (playing Corringa): Birkin appears in a "sexy" scene with a see-through shot, where there is minimal nudity but an emphasis on her looking "pretty hot." There’s no explicit nudity described, and her scenes lean more toward suggestive or erotic undertones rather than overt exposure. One source notes a moment where Doris Kunstmann’s character attempts to seduce Birkin’s, suggesting a bisexual dynamic, but this scene is brief and was partially cut in some versions, with little to no nudity involved.

Doris Kunstmann (playing Suzanne): Kunstmann has more explicit nude scenes, including a topless sex scene where her breasts are visible. Sources describe her as "not shy" in demonstrating her nudity, particularly in a sequence involving a romantic or sexual encounter. This aligns with her role as the seductive French teacher, adding to the film’s tantalizing sexuality.